Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-10-14

Cash Buys Yarns Cheap.
full line Zephyrs and Crewels.
In fact Cash buys everything cheap
at Finkbeiner's.
There are lessons learned in sickness
and in suffering aud in SORROW which could
never be learned in health and IN pleasure
and in prosperity. Aud the trnest teach
crs of mankind are ever ll,s who have
themselves endured in patience aud IN
faith. That child of God best improves
his lot wlro looks col fidcnIly for new les
Sous TO profit hy aud to tell ru Others help
fully, out OF all his new trials.
Mems Gloves and Mittens at
A. WILLIAMS.
"A letter from friend at College Cor
ner, Butler county, Ohio, says "corn is
short and small, potatoe crop poor, many
hogs dying with the cholera, wheat worth
only 6S To 70 cents, hogs cents per pound,
Do not know what Will he the outcome OF
farmers who ate in debt for Land"
Have horse 10 sell--not quite as good
M new, but good and true. VIII take in
exchange logs, corn or hay. Call and see
me Tor particulars. II. NJ. HOOVER.
MIR. Shiple, who has a string OF tools
Tor sinking water wells, has been dong
good busne,s in that line this summer.
The average depth of The wells sunk in
town and surrounding country during The
extreme Grou,h. is aboni 60 feet, which
usually gives about 30 feet of good pure
water, with no prospects "f failure in sup
ply.
Preserve your buggy top by using
Ready-Mixed Top Dressing, for sale by
A. II CHAMPNEY.
We hear that Mr., Theadore Warren,
of the burg aud Miss Munger, of Luckcy,
We're united in marriage at the residence
of the brides parents in the latter place
on Thursday evening last. Theodore is
an indusu ious and genial young man,
has hoass of young friends here to eN-
tend congratulations TO the young brile
aud groom for pleasant and prosperous
life.
-Good line Of f"Mnumes Mill-" Yarns
and Flanneis, ut a. WILLIAMS.
The keenest sorrows "f the work are in
the homes oi people Of ailluence, who are
80 much envied by those who struggle in
daily toll for bread; but If The skeletons ol
At, ,f lao 4 Lea,
he compared with the skeletons ol the
homes OF the rich, both would learn that
there is no happiness in idleneSs, no wealth
bn, The content Of industry. Philadelphia
Times.
Ladies' DRESSES, Plumes, etc, Clean
el and Dyed at the Excelsior Steam
Dye Works, 1870 Adams street, Toledo.
One dark night not long ago two col
ored men met on the street 50 near the
home Of a prominent clergyman, who was
in his bedroom, that lie was forced 10 hear
an amusing little dialogue. Joe and Sam
were their names. Sam had n lantern.
Joe said, very famliarly; "Hello, Sam
L uluhl hHo" ~ Mhs YOU lHe olheT
said, II did all the time" A little pause
ensued, when Joe remarked, "Well, l
s'pose data case you's carryin' dat light"
-You can get a solid 8xl0 Walnut
Frame and Picture tor one dollar, at
p. NJ. Pulls, Maumee, Ohio.
MIR. s. NJ. Butt, while in Cleveland,
Monday, priced the rent on business
room on Euclid Avenue, which he
thought might be converted into drug
store some time il he should ever de-
decide to locate there. "Seven hundred
dollars per month";" was tho reply.
"What will you take for the ground on
which it stands or immediate vicin-
ity?" "Five hundred dollars per square
foot" was the response. Mr.. b. decid-
cd at once that he did not want TO buy
or rent.